The Spanish bakery company Europastry has decided to suspend its IPO for the second time this yearwhile the market was waiting to know this Tuesday the price for the debut of its shares, according to an exclusive from 'Bloomberg' prepared with sources close to the company. The same sources point out that, in recent days, The firm also considered reducing the size of its public sale offering (IPO).although the first data pointed to sufficient demand to maintain the initially planned volume. Specifically, At the end of September the company had enough purchase commitments to cover the shares offeredand which, if located at the top of the price range, would allow the company to raise around 210 million euros for the new shares and 295 million euros for the securities sold by existing shareholders. Europastry ran a price range between 15.85 and 18.75 euros per sharewhich would mean a valuation of between 1,327 and 1,570 million euros, and its stock market debut was expected to take place this Thursday. However, the sources consulted They have not detailed the reason for the company's decisionwhich halts its stock market jump for the second time this year, after alleging in June that the cause was volatility caused by the EU parliamentary elections.